Direct answer (place at the top of the post) MEHMAT lists its Luxury Ivory & Gold Marble Resin Wall Clock at Rs. 15,999, marked down 36% from Rs. 25,000, with shipping free because the order is above Rs. 3,000. Indicative market bands from the research behind this guide put basic wall clocks at about Rs. 350–1,500, standard decorative clocks at Rs. 1,500–5,000, branded clocks at Rs. 4,500–12,000, handmade resin clocks at roughly Rs. 3,000–20,000+, and luxury statement clocks at Rs. 12,000–55,000. The price buys hand labour, a considered design and a crystal-set finish, not mechanical horology.

 

The Short Answer on Price

The MEHMAT Luxury Ivory & Gold Marble Resin Wall Clock is listed at Rs. 15,999. The page shows a crossed-out price of Rs. 25,000, which works out to a saving of Rs. 9,001, or exactly 36%. Delivery inside Pakistan costs Rs. 200 on small orders and is free from Rs. 3,000, so there is no shipping charge on this item.

That headline needs context to be useful, because "is it expensive?" depends on what you compare it with. A printed-dial plastic clock and a hand-poured resin clock with a hand-set crystal bezel are not the same product, even if both hang on a wall and tell the time. This guide walks through the price tiers, shows where Rs. 15,999 sits, and ends with the questions worth asking any seller before you pay.

Price Tiers for Wall Clocks in Pakistan

The market research behind this package, which relied on AI-Overview style summaries, puts wall clocks into rough bands. These are indicative ranges, not an audited price survey, and the figures will move with the season, the size and the seller.

Tier	Typical price (PKR)	What you usually get
Basic / budget	Rs. 350 – 1,500	Small plastic frame, printed dial, basic quartz movement
Standard decorative	Rs. 1,500 – 5,000	Larger plastic or MDF clocks, metallic finishes, mass-produced designs
Branded / premium	Rs. 4,500 – 12,000	Known brands, better movements and materials, consistent quality control
Handmade resin (indicative)	Rs. 3,000 – 20,000+	Hand-poured resin dials, size and complexity drive the price
Luxury / statement	Rs. 12,000 – 55,000	Large or ornate pieces, premium materials, sometimes bespoke work

 

The next chart places MEHMAT's price against those bands.

Rs. 15,999 sits in the upper part of the handmade-resin range and in the lower half of the luxury band. That is consistent with a large, hand-finished piece with a crystal bezel, but it is not a bargain-bin number. If your budget is Rs. 3,000, a handmade resin clock of a smaller and simpler type exists in that range, and you should know the trade-off before paying more.

What Drives the Price of a Handmade Resin Clock

Four things move the cost of a piece like this, and they are worth understanding because they are the real reasons one resin clock costs Rs. 4,000 and another Rs. 16,000.

Size. Resin is sold by volume, so a 40 inch clock uses many times more material than a 12 inch one, and it also takes longer to cure and is harder to pack and ship. That is why the listing's 15 sizes presumably carry different prices.

Hand labour. Setting numerals one at a time and placing a crystal bezel piece by piece is slow. A printed dial skips that entirely, and the difference shows up as hours rather than as materials.

Materials. The listing describes a resin and gold-fleck foundation, gold numerals, gold hands, clear crystal and a fitted quartz movement. It does not give brand names or grades, so there is no way to price those components individually.

Made-to-order scheduling. A piece made to order after advance payment, with roughly 10 days of crafting and 4 days of delivery per the Mehmat Resin Collection page, carries no warehouse of unsold stock behind it. That tends to help the buyer get a cleaner piece and costs the seller capital in time.

What Is in the Box

For Rs. 15,999 the listing says you receive the clock in your chosen size and numeral style, a fitted quartz movement, gold hands, a recessed keyhole mount with hanging hardware and wall anchors, a care card and a MEHMAT certificate of authenticity. The certificate states that the piece is MEHMAT's own work. It is not an independent appraisal, and it does not imply resale value.

A Fair Comparison

A useful way to think about value is cost per year of enjoyment. A Rs. 1,500 printed clock that looks tired in two years costs Rs. 750 a year. A Rs. 15,999 clock that stays a focal point for ten years costs about Rs. 1,600 a year. The arithmetic is simple, but the real question is whether you will actually still like it, and that is a matter of taste rather than of numbers.

Question	Budget printed clock	MEHMAT handmade resin clock
Dial	Printed	Hand-set gold Eastern Arabic numerals
Surface	Flat print under plastic	Poured resin with marbling and gold flecks
Edge	Plain plastic or metal ring	Hand-set clear crystal bezel
Uniqueness	Identical copies	No two exactly alike
Lead time	Often in stock	About 14 days (made to order)
Likely role	Utility	Decorative focal point

 

Neither is wrong. The honest framing is that the MEHMAT clock is a decorative object that also tells the time, while a budget clock is a time-telling object that may also look acceptable.

Handmade Resin Is Not an Investment

It is worth being blunt about this, because luxury language invites inflated expectations. A decorative resin wall clock is a piece of home décor. It is not a collectible, and it will not appreciate. For perspective, the highest prices ever paid for clocks involve entirely different objects: a Fabergé clock egg from the Rothschild collection sold at Christie's in 2007 for £8,980,500, roughly $18.5 million at the time. That was a Russian imperial jewelled masterpiece with a documented provenance of more than a century. Buy this clock because you like looking at it, not because of what it might be worth later.

Discounts: How to Read "36% Off"

Marked-down prices are common in e-commerce, and the sensible response is neither cynicism nor automatic trust. Check three things. First, does the arithmetic work? Here it does: Rs. 25,000 less 36% is Rs. 16,000, and Rs. 15,999 is a rupee under that, so the discount rounds to 36%. Second, is the reference price one the seller has actually charged? The listing does not say, so treat the discount as presentation and judge the clock at Rs. 15,999 on its own merits. Third, compare like with like, and do not compare an ivory handmade resin clock with a printed clock because both are advertised as "luxury."

Hidden Costs to Watch For

With any made-to-order item, ask about costs that are not in the headline. For this clock the listing is clear on shipping, which is Rs. 200 nationally and free above Rs. 3,000, and it is clear on the 7-day check warranty. Things to confirm before paying: whether the price changes with the size you choose, whether a custom diameter costs extra, and the timeline for your size. For a large piece, also budget for a second person or a handyman to hang it, and for an anchor suited to your wall. Questions about delivery are covered in MEHMAT's shipping and delivery information.

Questions to Ask Any Clock Seller

1.       Is the dial printed or hand-set, and can I see a close-up?

2.       Is the material cured resin, and is the finish sealed?

3.       What is the movement, and is it silent?

4.       How long does it take to make, and how long to deliver?

5.       What happens if it arrives damaged, and within what period?

6.       Is the price the same for my size, and is there a written confirmation?

If the seller cannot answer clearly, treat that as information. For the MEHMAT clock, the answers to most of these are on the product page, and anything else can be asked through MEHMAT's contact page.

Who Should Spend Rs. 15,999, and Who Should Not

It is a sensible purchase for someone furnishing a lounge, dining room or reception area who wants one handmade focal point and is prepared to wait about two weeks. It makes a considered gift. It is the wrong purchase for a buyer on a tight budget who needs a working clock, for someone who needs it within days, or for a wall that takes hours of afternoon sun. Our honest review of the clock covers the same decision from the product side, the FAQ answers the quick questions, and the Mehmat Resin Collection shows the alternatives side by side.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much does the MEHMAT ivory and gold marble resin wall clock cost?

A: Rs. 15,999, listed against a crossed-out Rs. 25,000, which is a 36% reduction. Shipping is free on orders of Rs. 3,000 or more.

Q: Is a handmade resin clock worth the price?

A: It depends on what you value. You are paying for hand labour, a unique poured surface and a hand-set crystal bezel. If you only need to know the time, a cheaper clock does the job.

Q: Why are some resin clocks so much cheaper?

A: Smaller sizes, simpler designs, printed or stickered numerals, and mass production all reduce the price. Ask whether the dial is hand-set and the bezel hand-finished.

Q: Will it hold its value?

A: Treat it as décor, not an asset. A well-cared-for resin clock stays attractive, but it is not a collectible.

Q: Are there extra charges?

A: The listing shows Rs. 200 shipping nationwide and free shipping above Rs. 3,000. Confirm the price for your chosen size and any custom diameter before paying.

Q: Can I pay in instalments?

A: The listing does not mention instalments, and the Resin Collection page describes pieces as made after advance payment. Ask MEHMAT on WhatsApp for the current payment options.

 

Verified Product Reference Data

Product title	Luxury Ivory & Gold Marble Resin Wall Clock Handmade Arabic Numeral Dial Hand-Set Crystal Bezel
Product URL	https://www.mehmat.com/products/ivory-gold-marble-arabic-numeral-handmade-resin-wall-clock-crystal-bezel
Price	Rs. 15,999 (listed against Rs. 25,000; Rs. 9,001 off = 36%)
Sizes	15 sizes, 12″ to 40″ in 2″ steps; custom size described but not selectable
Build (per listing)	Resin and gold-fleck foundation over ivory/amber marble base; hand-affixed gold Eastern Arabic numerals; hand-set clear crystal bezel; quartz movement; gold hands
In the box	Clock, mounting hardware with wall anchors, care card, MEHMAT certificate of authenticity
Shipping	Rs. 200 nationwide; free on orders of Rs. 3,000 and over
Timeline	Product page: 3–5 working days. Resin Collection page: ~10 days crafting + 4 days delivery (~14 days), made after advance payment. Articles use 14 days.
Warranty	7-day check warranty from purchase; item unused, original packaging, proof of purchase
Delivery cities	Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta, Rahim Yar Khan
Contact	mehmat677@gmail.com  ·  WhatsApp +92 346 0133667

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